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Surface, Launch Complex 19, Cape Canaveral
by shaunoboyle
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Beehive Bunker, Cape Canaveral
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Cape Canaveral Bunker, Launch Complex 21
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Women in Space
by shaunoboyle
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Mercury Redstone rocket
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Launch Pad 19, Cape Canaveral
by shaunoboyle
Launch Complex 19 was where the Gemini rockets were launched during 1965 and 1966.
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Launch Control Room, Cape Canaveral
by shaunoboyle
This is the bunker and launch control room at Cape Canaveral launch complex 26, preserved from the early space program days at the air force space and missile museum. This print is available at a reduced price as <a href=\”http://www.oboylephoto.com/printofthemonth\”>The Print of the Month</a>.
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guidance computer
by shaunoboyle
This is a 1960\’s era rocket guidance computer, Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Cape Canaveral, Launch Complex 37 seen from LC 34
by shaunoboyle
I\’m offering a special price on 13×19 Kennedy Space Center prints, more information <a href=\”../ksc_prints.htm\”>here</a>
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Apollo Saturn V Rocket, third stage J-2 engine
by shaunoboyle
You can view more photographs from my Cape Canaveral visit at <a href=\”http://www.oboylephoto.com/ksc/index.htm\”>www.oboylephoto.com/ksc </a>
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Distinguished visitors
by shaunoboyle
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Block House, Cape Canaveral
by shaunoboyle
1950\’s era block house adjacent to launch pad, Cape Canaveral, containing instrumentation for rocket launch. The distance from the block house to the launch pad was only 400 feet, limited by the length a signal could reliably travel the copper wiring from the control room in the block house to the rocket. This close proximity [...]
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Apollo mission control panels
by shaunoboyle
I made a trip to Florida and spent a day at the Kennedy Space Center, where I had a chance to photograph some of the historic sites on Cape Canaveral. These are the control panels used by the scientists and engineers during the Apollo moon missions during the 1960\’s and early 1970\’s. More image to [...]
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